Speculative fiction writer Alicia Adams and accessibility specialist Alicia Evans. Two people in one!
Profile picture description - a mixed race but very pale mid-30s woman with brown glasses, white headphones, and long brown hair.
Pronouns: she/her
Also, this is an odd hodgepodge of things. I don't represent anyone else with this hodgepodge.
The good folks at Frivolous Comma have featured "The Heart That Beats Behind the Bones" by @prioryruins in their feature "Stories You Might Have Missed" for June.
See their feature here: https://www.frivolouscomma.com/stories-you-missed-june-30th-2024/
Get the story here as a free ebook:
http://hearthstories.org/issues/2.html
This month's picks from our fellow magazines. Enjoy! P.S. Check out Dreamforge's Kickstarter for next year: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/scotnoel/each-and-other-a-dreamforge-press-project 1. The Heart That Beats Behind the Bones - Gwendolyn Maia Hicks The priestess lives in the trunk of an evergreen cypress, and her dark house
Since we began publishing our first issue May 2022, Radon has published 115 authors and released 50 author interviews.
We are proud to begin our Issue 7 author interview series with Akis Linardos and will be releasing new interviews each Thursday. #Interview #Author
Read free: https://www.radonjournal.com/interviews/chatting-with-akis-linardos
8 years ago I wrote a story that I felt really good about. It was so different from what I had written in the past, and there was something wonderful about it. There was also a lot that wasn't quite right.
Over the years I made little edits. This past year, I did a big edit. I was really proud of it. It hit the notes much better. It felt better.
Today I'm happy to share that the revised story got its acceptance letter!
More details when the contract is signed! Woohoo!
Almost all movies I've seen that have characters who don't speak, end the movie with the character speaking.
Almost all movies I've seen that have characters who don't cry, end the movie with the character crying.
I understand they're trying to make an arc, but sometimes people never talk and never cry. And, honestly, it's become so predictable that it's not even a good story arc anymore.
Do you think you might be #Autistic, but still doubting? Wondering what that would mean for your life? I'm offering a free workshop on the 5 stages of accepting it and creating your better life.
My friend from writing group has a flash fiction piece out in Factor Four Magazine today! - "Night Feeding" by Maya Dworsky-Rocha. Check it out!
https://factorfourmag.com/night-feeding-by-maya-dworsky-rocha/
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